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9:00 Shinedown
7:55 Rev Theory
6:50 12 Stones
5:45 Ying Yang Twins
5:25 Hollywood Holt and Million $ Mano
5:05 Curren$y
4:55 Wochee
4:05 Meriwether
3:15 Tyler Read
2:25 Battle of the Bands Winner
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Shinedown is an American hard rock band from Jacksonville, Florida, formed in 2001 by Brad Stewart, Jasin Todd, and Barry Kerch. The band has released three albums on Atlantic Records. They featured singles such as "45", "Save Me", "I Dare You", "Devour", and "Second Chance." Every single they have released has reached the Top 5 of the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.
To date, Shinedown has sold over six million albums worldwide. |
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12 Stones |
12 Stones has always thought of themselves as the "underdog" in the music business. Sure, they have hundreds of thousands of fans but they fought for each and every one of them.
12 Stones has been through a great deal in the past few years, but somehow the band has made the best of what they’ve got and come out the better for it. They continue to strive for the top. |
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| Ying Yang Twins |
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The Ying Yang Twins are an Atlanta-based American crunk rap duo consisting of Kaine and D-Roc.
Ying Yang Twins were first noticed 2000 with the single "Whistle While You Twurk", which was played on urban and pop radio stations and peaked at #16 on the US R&B/Hip-Hop chart. They grew even more famous when they toured with Juz tha King and Demo Dil on the tour called King Me. |
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Rev Theory |
Rev Theory (formerly known as Revelation Theory) is an American hard rock band from North Andover, Massachusetts. Formed in 1997, they released their debut album, Truth Is Currency, on EMI subsidiary Element Records in 2005. They are currently signed to Interscope Records. |
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Curren$y does not work well with suckerz. If there has ever been a direct representation of the current generations it's curren$y. Growing up in mash culture and living as a rapper in the dirty south, Curreny effortlessly mixes popular icons from movies, art, fashion, and sports into clever, flowing rhymes. First, he rapped under Master P, as one of C-murder's artist's then Lil Wayne snatched him up into the Young Money camp, but Curren$y left it all to get his own shine. |
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